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Public Policy - December, 2017

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• 9th Circ. Upholds Block On Trump's 3rd Travel Ban
• Tax Pros Skeptical New Law Will Bring IP Home
• Self-Made IP No Longer Deemed Capital Asset In New Tax Law
• All Eyes On States After Trump's Signing Of Tax Overhaul
• Obama Admin Flubbed Elephant Trophy Ban, DC Circ. Says
• What Employers Must Know About NLRB's New Policy Memo
• CFPB Deputy Wants Mulvaney Booted to Preserve Status Quo
• Senate Approves Final 2 SEC Commissioners
• DC Circ. Sends Browning Ferris Case Back To NLRB
• DC Circ. Tells DOL To Revisit Part Of Silica Rule
• Trump Taps Kaplan As Interim NLRB Chief
• Trump Signs $1.5T Tax Cut Legislation
• 5 Most-Read Legal Industry Articles Of 2017
• Trump Emoluments Suit Tossed For Lack Of Standing
• Tax Bill Tops Trump's Year One Legislative Victories
• Claims Court Slams Agencies' Divergent Small-Biz Rules
• NLRB Erases Obama-Era Precedent As 2017 Draws To A Close
• Senate's Extenders Bill Prolongs Targeted Tax Benefits
• EPA Is Illegally Pushing Out Science Advisers, Suit Says
• Texas Comptroller Announces 2018 Tax Amnesty Program
• SD Tax Case Set For Early January High Court Conference
• Longtime SEC Enforcer Will Join Private Practice
• Feds Bid For Quick Win In Border Wall Construction Suit
• Hospitals Urge Judge to Halt $1.6B Cut to Drug Payments
• Kozinski's Exit Escalates Fight Over 9th Circ. Seats
• CFPB Delays Prepaid Card Regulation's Effective Date
• Congress Passes Temporary Funding, Avoids Shutdown
• BuzzFeed Needn't Disclose Trump Dossier Source: Judge
• Second Judge Halts Trump's ACA Birth Control Waiver Rules
• Challenge To Public Union Fees Gets High Court Hearing Date
• Ex-EPA Judge Tapped To Helm NJ Environmental Agency
• Fla. Hospital Execs Allege Prosecutorial Misconduct
• Spoliation Scrutiny: Disparate Standards For Distinct Mediums
• Atty's Failure Led To Lawmaker's Conviction, Pa. Justices Told
• Commerce Slammed For Self-Triggered Aluminum Probe
• End Gambling By 'Half-Blood' Tribe, 9th Circ. Told
• CFPB Plans To Reopen Mortgage Disclosure Rulemaking
• Feds Get FOIA Suit Over AT&T Contract Trimmed
• DOD Issues Guidance For Recruiting Transgender Troops
• German Anti-Fraud Tax Rule Too Broad, EU's Top Court Rules
• 3 Takeaways Squeezed Out Of Juicer's Insurance Battle
• The Latest FDA Move To Limit Digital Health Software Regs
• Trump's Defense Health Pick Withdraws Over Gun Control
• CPSC Final Rule Could Presage Further Phthalate Bans
• US Producers Cheer As Japan Backs Common Food Names
• Trends In Automotive Technology: 2017 And The Road Ahead
• Treasury, FHFA Allow Fannie And Freddie To Retain Capital
• Can Gov't Hide Adverse Comments On Proposed Rules?
• Leniency Trend In White Collar Cases Continues Under Trump
• A Look Back At Texas Insurance Law In 2017
• Comparing EU And US Standard-Essential Patent Guidance
• A Review Of US Economic Sanctions In 2017
• Top Gov't Contracts Policy Developments Of 2017
• Puerto Rico Pension Fund To Resume Bond Interest Payments
• EEOC's Wellness Rule To Be Thrown Out At Start Of 2019
• High Court Says DACA Docs Can Wait For Dismissal Ruling
• EU Doesn't Budge On China As Dumping Rules Take Effect
• Drugmakers Ducked $1.3B In Medicaid Rebates, OIG Says
• Wis. Loses Bid To Revive Tax Suit Against Tribe
• FCC Defends Reinstatement Of UHF Broadcast Discount
• J&J Fined €25M Over French Generic Drug Smear Campaign
• Trump's First Year Saw Slew Of Judicial Confirmations
• Sens. Target Small Drugmaker Over 300-Fold Price Hike
• GOP Touts Tax Bill's Impact On Biz, Workers As Dems Jeer
• Trump Taps 10 For Bench In Latest Round Of Nominations
• Gov't Drops Challenge To Abortion For Detained Teen
• Biggest Texas Cases Of 2017
• DHS Hit With FOIA Suit Over Expedited Removal Procedures
• NLRB Defends Purple Communications Email Usage Ruling
• NJ Appellate Panel Says Industrial-Site Cleanup Plan Is Safe
• Public Can't Access Christie's Town Lists, NJ Panel Says
• Senate Dems Ask Agencies About Banned Word Policies
• Sen. Wyden Confronts Acting IRS Head About Dual Roles
• Outdoor Advertisers Sue Over Philly Property Revaluation
• Trump Signs Bill To Buttress Tribal Training And Jobs
• New Comptroller Promises Continuity Amid Rule Tweaks
• Tax Bill Like 'Manna From Heaven' For Work-Hungry Firms
• Industry Praises 'Open Internet' Bill Amid Backlash
• US Trade Enforcement Muscled Up In 2017
• House Sends $1.5T Tax Cut Bill To Trump's Desk
• Hearing The Need For More Women's Voices In The Courtroom
• Telehealth In 2017: What Changed And What's Ahead
• Reporting Requirement Alone Survives Net Neutrality Repeal
• What Was The EEOC Up To This Year? Takeaways From 2017
• GOP Tax Cut Bill Nears Finish Line After Senate Passage
• EPA Says Glyphosate Weed Killer Not Likely To Cause Cancer
• Writing Tax Reform Rules To Challenge IRS, Experts Say
• Use Tax Expansion Could Raise $13.4B For States, GAO Says
• UK Tax Authority Unveils Agenda Against Tax Avoidance
• Big Banks' Living Wills Pass Muster With The Feds
• Microsoft Ends Forced Arbitration Of Sex Harassment Claims
• Enviros Sue BLM To Stop Methane Venting Rule Delay
• 16 AGs Blast DOT Move To Nix Baggage Fee Disclosure Rule
• County Votes To Move Miami Open To Dolphins Stadium
• Senators Mull Rule Change To Speed Trump Confirmations
• Californians Target Property Tax 'Loophole' In Initiative
• GOP Rep. Blackburn Introduces 'Open Internet' Bill
• Probe Initiated After $6B Puerto Rico Gov't Stash Revealed
• Tesla's Hard Line On Direct Sales Draws Mixed Results
• Top State & Local Tax Legislation Of 2017: Year-In-Review
• Nashville Fairground Suit Nixed As MLS Comes To Town
• Senate Panel Rejects Trump's Pick To Lead Ex-Im Bank
• Trump Asks High Court To Pause Abortion Order For Detainee
• Atty Legislator Tapped As NJ Banking And Insurance Czar
• IRS Can't Collect $37.6M In Preparer Fees During Appeal
• Understanding The Tax Bill's Impact On Businesses
• Indian Child Act Suit Rightly Tossed, Feds Tell 9th Circ.
• Trump Security Plan's 5G Stance Is Key, Wireless Group Says
• NJ Water Quality Standard For Chemical Declared Invalid
• FirstNet Racks Up 40 States Ahead Of Opt-In Deadline
• Industry, GOP AGs Say Constitution Backs Trump's CFPB Pick
• Net Neutrality Rollback Raises Significant Questions
• My Strangest Day In Court
• Sanctuary City Order Wasn't Overreach, 9th Circ. Told
• House Must Vote Again On Final GOP Tax Bill
• Trump Rattles Trade Saber To Buttress Security Plan
• 2017: A Year Of Transition At The CPSC
• Major Immigration Cases From 2017
• NY Times Sues DOI Over Utah Monument Doc Request
• A Closer Look At 2 Pro-Business Reversals At The NLRB
• Are The Stars Aligning For Fannie And Freddie Reform?
• Catching Our Balance: Opportunities For ESA Reform
• Health Care Fixes, FISA, CHIP Tacked To Gov't Funding Talks
• 5 New Changes For Businesses In The Final Tax Bill
• Philly Consultant Cops To $1M Lobbying, Kickback Scheme
• 9th Circ. Denies Foundation's Appeal Over Political Ad Tax
• FDA Vows Crackdown On Homeopathic Treatments
• The Biggest Pennsylvania Policy Developments Of 2017
• EPA Seeks Suggestions For Clean Power Plan Replacement
• Texas Appeals Court Overturns Brewers' Distribution Row Win
• Pa. Gov. Vetoes Bill To Limit 2nd-Trimester Abortions
• Different Analysts See Different Outcomes From Tax Bill
• Cuomo Calls Congress' Tax Bill 'Economic Civil War'
• Immigrants Ask For Anonymity In DACA Termination Suit
• Hatch Denies Lawmaker Influenced Pass-Through Deduction
• Transpo Dems Push for Stronger Buy America Requirements
• Hong Kong's Embrace Of Multi-Class Shares Not Absolute
• Bid To Halt DOT Wheelchair Rule's Delay Hinges On Citation
• IRS Floats Tax Rules On Foreign Subsidiary Currency Gains
• DACA Recipients Seek Injunction To Stop Rollback
• Kaspersky Lab Sues White House Over Software Ban
• Fla. Judge Recuses Himself In FEC's Suit Against Ex-US Rep.
• Manafort Allowed To Spend Christmas In The Hamptons
• Groups Plan To Protest Proposed FCC Broadband Standards
• Mulvaney Says Pushing Him Out Would Slow Down CFPB
• 4 Things You May Have Missed At The Latest FCC Meeting
• London Stock Exchange Biz Capital Program Heads To China
• The Biggest​ NJ​​ Policy Developments Of 2017
• President Donald Trump Loses Third Judge Nominee
• Ohio's New Practical Approach To Waste Management
• Top Federal Tax Regulations Of 2017: Year-In-Review
• How 2 Devices And 1 Domain Changed My Practice In 2017
• A Fair Rate Of Return Is Required When States Set Prices
• What To Know About NY's Proposed 'Call-In Pay' Regs
• House, Trump Admin, States Settle ACA Subsidy Battle
• 5 Questions Raised By NLRB's Joint Employer About-Face
• Developments To Watch After The Net Neutrality Vote
• Trump's ACA Birth Control Waivers Blocked By Pa. Judge
• Gibson Dunn Joins Probe Of Sex Misconduct In Calif. Senate
• DOT Awards $5M To Bolster Tribal Transit Options
• Scammers Use FEMA-Like Logo To Bilk Maria Victims: Report
• 6th Circ. Asked To Ax Tesla Info Grab In Direct Sales Row
• Ex-Fla. Congressman Wants Judge Recused In FEC Suit
• DOJ Atty Says Surveillance Program Vital For US Security
• Fed Vice Chair Recuses Himself From Wells Fargo Matters
• NASA Stresses Human Element In Navy Jet Oxygen Issues
• Manafort To Get Off House Arrest If He Pledges Real Estate
• NLRB Nixes Specialty Healthcare's 'Micro-Unit' Standard
• No Kickback Penalties For Nursing Home Discounts, OIG Says
• AGs Oppose EPA, Corps Proposal To Delay Clean Water Rule
• The Biggest Environmental Rulings Of 2017
• Trump Attacks Visa Lottery Winners As 'Worst Of The Worst'
• Uber Atty Downplays Tort Risks For Driverless-Car Fleets
• Trump Lays Out New Visa Waiver Traveler Restrictions
• DOJ Watchdog Says Indian Country Crime Data Is Unreliable
• Final GOP Tax Bill Settles On 21% Corporate Rate
• Health Hires: Holland & Knight, EBG, Quarles, Ciitizen
• A Chat With Orrick COO Laura Saklad
• Alternative Fees: My Experience At Bartlit Beck
• Senate Confirms US Attys For Pa., Mass.
• Will New Jersey's Bet On Sports Gambling Pay Off?
• US Calls Off The Dogs Following Thailand's IP Tweaks
• Trump's Finance Regulators Shift Focus To Compliance Costs
• House-Senate Negotiators Approve GOP Tax Bill
• IRS Floats Tiered Partnership Rules Under New Audit Regime
• Jurors Should Have An Active Role In Trials
• SEC's Reversal On ALJs Could Affect Its Forum Choices
• Ghosts Of Trade Deals Past: The Year In NAFTA
• Senators Must Work Harder To Properly Judge Our Judges
• DOL Fiduciary Rule — Still Very Much Alive
• Judge Could Reach Split Ruling On CFPB Leadership
• Feds Should Ask Firms, Not Cloud Service, For Data: DOJ
• House OKs Bill Loosening Bank Privacy Disclosure Rules
• Ex-Cuomo Aide Pleads Not Guilty In Bribery Case
• EPA Invites Local Groups To Discuss Updates To Lead Rules
• USCIS Ends Temporary Protected Status For Nicaraguans
• NY, NJ Pledge $5.55B Toward 'Urgent' Commuter Tunnel Rehab
• Senate Confirms Gibson Dunn Vet For 5th Circ.
• Woman Says Husband's Visa Delayed Because He's Pakistani
• Trump To Appeal Ruling Blocking 'Sanctuary Cities' Order
• Trump's 2018 Deregulatory Push Targets CPP, Fracking Rule
• NY, Mass., Wash. To Sue Over Net Neutrality Rollback
• DOJ Antitrust Official Wary Of Regulatory Approach To Data
• Time To Root Out Political Interference With The DOJ
• Net Neutrality Reversal Draws Intense Criticism, And Praise
• Armed Services Chair Backs Temporary Funding Bill
• Prop. Taxes Higher In Poor Chicago Neighborhoods, Suit Says
• Expanded Drone Registry To Spark More Enforcement Action
• Chinese Consumer Lender Slashes IPO Amid Crackdown
• Senate Confirms Trump's EPA GC, Water Chief Picks
• Wis. Sen. Blesses Tax Bill Changes, Yet Some In GOP Waver
• NLRB Overturns Employee Handbook Standard
• NLRB Ditches Browning-Ferris Joint Employer Test
• Enviro Group Wants Trump Admin.'s Monuments Docs
• Trump's EPA Chemical Safety Office Pick Drops Out
• Startups Need Education On CFIUS Triggers, House Panel Told
• FCC Kickstarts Review Of National TV Audience Cap
• Maker Of Plastic Car Parts Seeks CIT Review Of Tariffs
• The WTO May Have Reached Its Breaking Point
• Reviewing 2017's CEQA Legislative And Regulatory Activity
• Bearded Seal 'Threatened' Listing Improper, Justices Hear
• Atty Wants Political Contributions Nixed From Bribery Suit
• Senate Panel Advances USPTO Head, US Attorneys
• Cherokee Must Wait On Final Freedmen Citizenship Order
• FCC Overturns Net Neutrality Rules
• Why Information Governance Is More Important Than Ever
• A Review Of Massachusetts' Marijuana Industry In 2017
• Final Tax Bill To Allow State Income, Sales Tax Deductions
• Fla. High Court Won't Rule On Gov.'s Plan To Name 3 Justices
• Litigation Trend Links Climate Change And Human Rights
• Cosmetic Companies Must Plan For New Regulation  
• Electronic System Proposed For Visa Applicants' Med Data
• BigLaw Is Behind The Automation Curve
• Texas, 11th Circ. Nominees Defend Views To Senate Panel
• The Biggest Immigration Policy Changes From 2017
• High Court Should Take On Net Neutrality, Watchdog Says
• Smaller Carriers Chafe At FCC Coverage Data Requirement
• House Republicans Cheer FCC Plan To Kill Net Neutrality
• Lucia Case Best Opportunity To Rule On ALJs, Attys Say
• WTO Lowers Expectations After Fruitless Meeting In Argentina
• Trump's Picks For OSHA, DOL Solicitor Clear Senate Panel
• Ill. Nuke Plant Subsidies Do Step On FERC, 7th Circ. Told
• Next 'Inevitable' Tax Battle Might Be Over Meat, Study Says
• The Biggest Energy Rulings Of 2017
• Miami Beach Can't Enact New Min. Wage, Fla. Panel Says
• Native American Group Blasts North Dakota Voter ID Law
• Senate Dems Press NLRB General Counsel On Priorities
• Senate Confirms Texas' Willett For 5th Circuit Seat
• Yellen Expects Continuity In Fed Rules When She Departs
• What To Expect After The Impending Net Neutrality Rollback
• Biz Group Urges WTO To Strengthen Global Trading System
• Rosenstein Says No 'Good Cause' To Fire Mueller
• Military Ignoring FOIAs About Sex Assault, Harassment: Suit
• Weighing Wedding Cake Questions At The High Court
• SEC Names Longtime GOP Aide Head Of Accounting Unit
• State Dept. Floats Passport Rule Changes For Sex Offenders
• Trump Econ Adviser Says Tax Bill Can Spur Innovation
• DOT 'Like,' Retweet Violated Anti-Lobbying Law, GAO Finds
• Reforming IRS Requires More Funding, Advocates Testify
• Crowell & Moring Adds Ex-Dentons Chem Industry Pro
• ABA Pushes Senate Version Of Pass-Through Tax Break
• GOP Leaders Reach Deal To Reconcile Tax Bill Differences
• Judicial Dreams Likely Dead For 2 Trump Picks
• A GDPR Primer For US-Based Cos. Handling EU Data: Part 2
• Autonomous And Connected Vehicles: The Year In Review
• Trump Bans Kaspersky Security Products In US Gov't
• Broward Health Execs Charged For Conspiring To Ax CEO
• On Appeal In NY, Libel Suit Over Trump Tweets Fails Again
• 5 Employment Rules That Were Stymied In 2017
• A $25K Cone Of Silence For Pruitt's Office? Probe Is Coming.
• State AGs Fight To Block Trump's Birth Control Rules
• GAO Says More Action Needed On Security Clearance Backlog
• Grassley Questions Advancing Trump Judge Picks
• House Committee OKs Immigration Document Mailing Bill
• GOP Introduces 5 Bills To Delay Affordable Care Act Taxes
• House Passes Mortgage Escrow Safe Harbor For Small Banks
• NLRB Member Signals Shift On Grad Students As 'Employees'
• Calif. Hashes Out Regs For Recreational Pot Legalization
• DOT Escapes Enviro Suit Over Review Of Oil Spill Plans
• Fla. Gov.'s Measure To Make Tax Hikes Harder Advances
• Ex-Trump Adviser Wants To Weigh In On AT&T Merger Row
• Simplifying Federal Purchases Of Commercial Products
• 'McDonnell' Can't Upend Ex-Pa. County Official's Conviction
• Senate OKs Trump's 8th Circ. Pick Despite ABA Rating
• Senate Dems Protest Energy Tax Provisions In Reform Bill
• Enviros Ask DC Circ. To Rehear EPA Highway Pollution Case
• White House Taps Feldblum For Fresh Term At EEOC
• NY's OCC Fintech Charter Suit Dismissed As 'Speculative'
• Clyburn Offers 'Edits' To Net Neutrality Rollback Plan
• DC, DHS Police To Step Up Security For Net Neutrality Vote
• NJ Gov.-Elect Taps County Prosecutor As Attorney General
• 10 Things To Know About Native American Policy: Part 2
• The Top 10 Trademark Rulings Of 2017
• A Look Inside Texas' New Home Equity Loan Law
• Enviros Waiting On DOJ To OK Bison Range Agreement
• DOL Extends Comment Deadline On Tip Pool Rollback
• Gov't Asks DC Circ. To Let Trans Military Ban Take Effect
• Pa. State Sen. Seeks To Increase Pipeline Safety
• NLRB Seeks Public Input On Merits Of Union Election Rule
• Calif., NM Urge Judge To Nix Challenges To BLM Flaring Rule
• Land Use And Entitlement Diligence For Calif. CRE Lending
• Senate Dems Lob Plagiarism Charge At Trump Enviro Pick
• FDA Menu Labeling Guidance: Latest Step On A Long Road
• My Supreme Court Debut: No Room For Nervousness
• The Biggest Telecom Developments Of 2017
• Fed Scholar Says Trump Can Control CFPB Through Mulvaney
• A GDPR Primer For US-Based Cos. Handling EU Data: Part 1
• Judging A Book: Cooke Reviews 'Constance Baker Motley'
• Calif. '7th Workday' Rule Poses Unexpected OT Consequences
• Keeping Your Law Library Relevant In The Age Of Google
• Man Must Unlock Phone To Aid Abuse Probe: Mass. Court
• 6 Things You Need To Know About Millennial Jurors
• Has Litigation Finance Shed Its Stigma?
• Why Investors Are Taking The Leap To 3rd-Party Funding
• What Your Colleagues Think Of Litigation Finance
• FCC, FTC Tout Enforcement Plan Before Net Neutrality Vote
• House Bill To Put Limits On Bank Agency Account Closures
• Intelligence Chief Set To Stiffen 'Unmasking' Standards
• House Dem Looks To Block Vote On Net Neutrality Rollback
• Senate Sets Up Vote For 'Not Qualified' Trump Judge Pick
• Tesla Wins Info In Fight Over Direct Sales Ban In Mich.
• House Passes DHS Cybersecurity Overhaul
• Fla. City Scores Wins At 11th Circ. In Liquor Store Sale Row
• Bitcoin Futures Bring Digital Currencies To Wider Market
• NLRB Partial Settlements Shift Is Trump Board's 1st Reversal
• Prosecutor Nominees Need To Be More Diverse, ABA Warns
• EU Finance Chiefs Warn Congress Over GOP Tax Bills
• Sinking Kids' Climate Suit Would 'Flood' 9th Circ., Judge Says
• Northwestern Mutual Must Hold Manafort's Insurance Policy
• Telecoms Tell 9th Circ. FCC's Network Transition Too Fast
• OECD Proposes New Disclosure Rules For Tax Advisers
• Pa.'s New Fraud Unit Nets $30M In Taxpayer Savings
• Enviros Sue Chem Safety Board Over Accident Report Rules
• WTO Delays Ruling In Landmark EU-China Dumping Scrap
• €8B Business Cost Prompts EU To Simplify Tax Refund Process
• EPA Says It Won't Change Challenged Tribal Water Rules
• States, AFL-CIO Back Seattle's Uber Union Law In 9th Circ.
• Trump Sued By Refugees In Calif. Court Over 3rd Travel Ban
• Standoff At WTO Is Giving Trade Ministers The Jitters
• Justices Leave PAGA No-Arbitration Rule Intact In Calif.
• DOD To Accept Trans Troops After Court Refuses To Budge
• Justices Won't Review Admissibility Of I-9 Forms In Removals
• Lighthizer Plays Nice With WTO, Still Stumps For Revamps
• Treasury's $300B Boost From Senate Tax Bill Disputed
• DC Circ. Urged To Affirm FERC Has No Pro-Pipeline Bias
• EPA Blasts Challenge To Chemical Rule Delay At DC Circ.
• Supreme Court Denies Petition Challenging Tax On Stored Gas
• 10 Things To Know About Native American Policy: Part 1
• Gates Keeps Defense Atty Despite Potential Conflict
• A Look Back At 2017's Enviro And Energy Law Developments
• The Trump Administration's Move Against SEC Judges
• High Court Won't Decide If Title VII Bars Anti-Gay Bias
• The Law Firms Of The 2017 MVPs
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 78 Firms
• Former Mass. State Lawmaker Indicted On Corruption Charges
• FTC Wants In On Oral Args Over Seattle's Uber Union Law
• Trump's Tweets Crop Up At 4th Circ. Travel Ban Arguments
• Manafort's Extensive Edits To Ukrainian Op-Ed Revealed
• Ex-Fla. Legislator Gets Prison For Stealing Campaign Funds
• FERC Member's Online Comments Unethical, Landowner Says
• Pharma Group Sues Calif. Over Drug Pricing Law
• Report Details Crucial Senate, House Tax Bill Differences
• DC Circ. Doesn't Think Treasury Must Provide Privileged Docs
• FCC Says It Won't Release Net Neutrality Comment Logs
• How House-Senate Negotiators Could Change Final Tax Bill
• MGM Touts $675M Casino Proposal To Conn. Lawmakers
• DC Metro's $6.5M Discrimination Deal Scores Early OK
• House OKs Bill Loosening Small Firm M&A Disclosure Rules
• What Is 'Informational Injury'? The FTC Wants To Find Out
• EU, Japan Finalize Sweeping New Trade Deal
• Judge Who Accepted Flynn's Guilty Plea Recuses Himself
• DOT Yanks Obama-Era Airline Fee Disclosure Proposals
• Amicis Back Wayfair's Opposition To Quill High Court Review
• Justices Should Nix Online Tax Case, Foes Of SD Action Say
• Aide To Pa. Congressman Admits Guilt In Campaign Probe
• Mayors Urge FCC To Keep Net Neutrality Rules
• 40 Years Of FCPA: The Untold Story Of The Resource Guide
• Senate OKs Trump's Resources Pick Despite ANWR Concerns
• The Most Noteworthy Class Action Developments Of 2017
• DOJ Tasks NC Prosecutor With Asset Forfeiture Oversight
• FERC Chair Asks DOE For More Time On Grid Subsidy Rule
• A Quick Look At California's New Housing Bills: Part 2
• Sessions Pushes Immigration Courts To Handle Cases Quickly
• Trump Tweet Raises Concern Over Regulators' Independence
• EPA Maintains Renewable Fuel Standard Status Quo, For Now
• Proposed Calif. Anti-Discrimination Regs Cast A Wide Net
• Considerations Before Self-Reporting Under New FCPA Policy
• IP Protection Tips For Connected And Autonomous Vehicles
• Following The IRS Guideline On Missing Plan Participants
• Tax Reform Bills Rife With Loopholes, Experts Say
• Tesla Scores Win In Mo. Appeal Of Direct Sales Dispute
• Manafort Denies Defying Gag Order With Op-Ed Work
• NJ Senate Confirms 2 Prosecutors, Dozens Of Judgeships
• FDA Unveils New Policies On Digital Health Oversight
• Wall Street Giants Urge SEC To Take On Exchange Fees
• INTA Says TM Args Inapplicable In Fed. Regs Copyright Suit
• House Passes Temporary Government Funding Bill
• Justices See An Out In Masterpiece Case. Will They Use It?
• Fed To Open The Door A Crack On Stress Testing
• Senate Panel Advances CBP Head Nominee
• US, Hedge Funds Spar Over Puerto Rico Oversight Law
• Rep. Says Ex-IRS Staff Records In Bias Row Should Be Public
• BLM Finalizes Delay To Methane Venting Rule Compliance
• Outcome Cloudy On Int'l Interest Deductions In Tax Bill
• Trump Asks For Stay On Allowing Transgender Troops
• Pa. Auditor General Rips Philly Parking Authority Board
• Trump Overstepped On Monuments, Enviro Groups Insist
• Senate Indian Affairs Panel OKs Victim Assistance Bill
• Sinclair-Tribune Merger Could Boost Minority Biz, FCC Hears
• Senate Panel Advances Trump's 5th, 8th Circ. Picks
• Delrahim's SEP Policy Could Mean Enforcement Shift For DOJ
• Senate Confirms Trump's Pick For EPA Enforcement Chief
• Trump Taking Risk With Lax Asia Policy, Ex-USTR Official Says
• Fed. Reform Means Scores Of Tax Decisions Await States
• Judge Pushes Back On Gov't Bid To Limit DACA Discovery
• What House And Senate Tax Bills Mean For Oil And Gas Cos.
• Net Neutrality: How We Got Here
• Immigrants Win Class Cert. In Arizona License Denial Suit
• A Quick Look At California's New Housing Bills: Part 1
• A Decisive Battle For Net Neutrality Looms Ahead
• Sportscaster Urges 1st Circ. To Nix Test Used In ADA Cases
• Top Texas Policy Developments Of 2017
• Immigration Compliance For Employers: Lessons From 2017
• Miami Could Attract Hedge Funds If SALT Deductions Axed
• CFPB Deputy Director Seeks Injunction In Leadership Fight
• Revived Travel Ban Puts Employers, Immigrants In A Bind
• Nonprofits Blast FCC For Reinstating UHF Broadcast Discount
• Boston, Brookline Firearm Limits Constitutional, Judge Rules
• Most Senate Dems Demand HHS Pull Birth Control Exemption
• 2nd Circ. Asks NY Justices To Weigh In On Card Fee Law
• Leaders Say Net Neutrality Rollback Contradicts FCC's Role
• French Regulator Warns Toymaker To Address Privacy Risks
• House Panel Takes First Step To Avoid Shutdown
• 9th Circ. Weighs Presidential Power In Travel Ban Hearing
• Will The Supreme Court Review SEC's In-House Judges?
• Chinese Cybersecurity Law Giving Companies Headaches
• Congress Must Review CFPB Auto Lending Bulletin: GAO
• Rail Regs In Crosshairs After Emergency Brakes Rule Repeal
• Judge Rules Del. Political Bench Balance Unconstitutional
• Ex-DOJ Enviro Chief Fears Politics, Budget Will Defang EPA
• $9M Severed Leg Suit Against NJ Agencies Revived
• High Court Debate On Tax Obstruction Focuses On Intent
• Zinke Advises Trump To Shrink Some Nat'l Monuments
• Opioid Suits Are The New Tobacco Litigation, Atty Says
• Sen. Warren Demands 'New Breed' Of Antitrust Enforcers
• Manafort Asked Why Ghostwriting Didn't Flout Gag Order
• Senate Sets Stage To Work Out Tax Differences With House
• Tax Bills Ax Most Valuable SALT Deductions, Study Shows
• Federal Workers Shorted By W.Va. Tax Law, High Court Told
• NJ Pol Pays $20K Fine To Resolve Campaign Finance Claims
• Senate Unanimously Confirms New GSA Chief
• Internet Association Asks FCC To Delay Net Neutrality Vote
• Hensarling Opens The Door For Housing Compromise
• New Bill Would Carve Sex Harassment From Arbitration Pacts
• Fed. Circ. Questions $133M 'Taking' Of Dallas Air Terminal
• Pa. Rep Wants To Preempt Philly's Sweetened Beverage Tax
• New Defense IP Provisions Will Impact Contractor Data Rights
• A Closer Look At Disaster Relief Guidance For Health Plans
• How DOE's 'Grid Resiliency' Policy May Impact Gas Markets
• Credit Union Sues Trump For Naming Mulvaney CFPB Director
• EU Regulators Demand Action On 'Privacy Shield' Issues
• The Numbers Indicate The Russian Olympic Ban Is Too Harsh
• GAO Urges VA To Improve Medical Supply Purchase Program
• Plan To Move Miami Tennis Tournament Hits Possible Snag
• Trump Can't Cite Duties To Slip Defamation Suit: Accuser
• GOP Senator Sponsors Bill Addressing DACA, Border Security
• AGs Lob Latest Suit Accusing EPA Of Missing Smog Deadline
• Conservationists Sue Over Trump's Move To Slash Monument
• Dodd-Frank Rollback Bill Moves Out Of Committee Unchanged
• ABA Sections Caution France On Merger Review Changes
• Sen. Presses VA On Alleged Whistleblower Retaliation
• CORRECTED: IP Attny Says New Regs Will Increase Patent Amendments
• Senate Approves Trump's Homeland Security Pick
• Basic Human Rights: Whose Job Is Enforcement?
• House's Complex Pass-Through Tax Plan Expected To Fizzle
• Australia, Mexico Want In On US-China WTO Dispute
• House OKs Tougher Sentences For Female Genital Mutilation
• High Court's Latest Travel Ban Ruling Lacks Details
• Judge Wants Help Responding To High Court DACA Stay Bid
• OSHA Nominee Backs Criminal Penalties During Hearing
• Top 4 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Tax Bill Likely To Yield Wave Of State Laws, Experts Say
• BLM Will Fight Methane Enforcement Ruling At 9th Circ.
• Immigration Group Sues Ind. City Over 'Welcoming' Policy
• CFPB Leadership Fight Hurtles Toward Likely Appeal
• SEC Approves NYSE Plan To Delay End-Of-Day Material News
• Swing Vote Kennedy Conflicted In Masterpiece Cakeshop Case
• EU Adopts Rules To Revamp VAT System For Online Sales
• EU Releases 'Blacklist' Of Tax Havens, Including South Korea
• DOT Yanks Emergency Brakes Mandate For Crude Oil Trains
• MoFo Helps Defeat 2nd-Trimester Abortion Law In Texas
• Russian Olympic Team Barred From 2018 Winter Olympics
• 9th Circ. Gives Navajo Partial Win In Waters Rights Suit
• Tax Pro Sees Threat To Global Tax Break From Senate Patch
• GOP Tax Bill Likely To Ax ACA Mandate, Rep. Brady Says
• Is A Shift In DOJ Qui Tam Intervention Policy Coming?
• Leave The Never-Was-Neutral Net Alone
• FERC Ruling Casts New Scrutiny On Oil Pipeline Contracts
• Fed Chair Nominee Easily Clears Committee
• Navigating Whistleblower Protections Across The Atlantic